Lathe Machine With Chasing Attachment
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Lathe Machine With Chasing Attachment

The primary role of the Lathe Machine With Chasing Attachment is turning rotational components and producing faces, diameters, bores, or threads. Typical users include machine shops, repair workshops, tool rooms, and component plants, where rigid workholding with controlled tool travel is valuable.

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Overview

Product Overview

Lathe Machine With Chasing Attachment

Machine Purpose

The Lathe Machine With Chasing Attachment is a purpose-built unit for turning rotational components and producing faces, diameters, bores, or threads. Its layout is organised around shafts, bushes, sleeves, discs, and other title-specific round parts, making it relevant when this operation must be completed in a controlled sequence.

How It Works

Its cycle is based on the way it rotates a securely held workpiece while a guided tool removes material. The design therefore prioritises rigid workholding with controlled tool travel; actual output still depends on the chosen model, tool, workpiece, and operating method.

Industrial Applications

The machine is applicable to machine shops, repair workshops, tool rooms, and component plants. It can support individual jobs, recurring batches, or a dedicated station between earlier preparation and later inspection.

Selection Considerations

Machines within lathe machines can differ in arrangement and capability. The required Lathe Machine With Chasing Attachment should therefore be matched to actual samples or process details, with tooling, controls, guarding, and utilities verified before ordering.

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Specifications

Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Lathe Bed Type Heavy-duty, flat bed
Center Height 150 mm to 250 mm
Distance Between Centers 500 mm to 1500 mm
Spindle Bore 25 mm to 52 mm
Spindle Speed Range 40 – 1800 RPM (variable or stepped)
Main Motor Power 1.5 HP to 3 HP
Chasing Slide Movement Manual with micrometer adjustment
Thread Types (via Chaser Tool) Metric, BSW, BA, ACME, Square, Custom
Chaser Tool Holding Capacity Up to 25 mm wide tools
Guide Plate (Optional) Interchangeable for profile replication
Tailstock Quill Travel 100 mm to 150 mm
Cross Slide Travel 150 mm to 250 mm
Compound Slide Travel 100 mm to 150 mm
Thread Pitch Range 0.5 mm to 6 mm (depends on chaser tool)
Machine Weight 600 kg to 1200 kg
Power Supply 415V / 50Hz / 3 Phase
FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Lathe Machine With Chasing Attachment used for?
The Lathe Machine With Chasing Attachment is intended for turning rotational components and producing faces, diameters, bores, or threads. It is arranged around shafts, bushes, sleeves, discs, and other title-specific round parts, giving operators a dedicated method for this specific stage of production, preparation, assembly, finishing, testing, or repair.
What is the working principle of a Lathe Machine With Chasing Attachment?
The machine rotates a securely held workpiece while a guided tool removes material. Its rigid workholding with controlled tool travel supports a controlled sequence, although the exact setup, tooling, feed, and operating parameters must follow the selected model and the job being processed.
Which components are normally processed on a Lathe Machine With Chasing Attachment?
It is primarily associated with shafts, bushes, sleeves, discs, and other title-specific round parts. Suitability depends on the material, shape, size, required operation, tooling, and rated capacity, so the actual workpiece should be checked against the product specification before use.
What type of workshop needs a Lathe Machine With Chasing Attachment?
Typical users include machine shops, repair workshops, tool rooms, and component plants. In these settings, the Lathe Machine With Chasing Attachment may operate as a standalone workstation or as one stage within a broader manufacturing, fabrication, maintenance, or quality-control process.
How do I choose the right Lathe Machine With Chasing Attachment?
Start with the real workpiece and required operation. Compare working range, compatible tooling, control method, production frequency, loading arrangement, available space, utilities, guarding, and service access. Confirm every numerical requirement from the selected model’s technical data rather than relying on the general machine name.
How should a Lathe Machine With Chasing Attachment be maintained for reliable operation?
Keep the working area clean and inspect the tool, work supports, guards, fasteners, transmission elements, lubrication points, and relevant electrical, hydraulic, or pneumatic systems. Follow the maintenance schedule supplied for the machine, isolate all energy before servicing, and replace guards before returning it to operation.
How is a Lathe Machine With Chasing Attachment price determined?
Price depends on the required working range, construction, drive and control arrangement, tooling, automation, accessories, guarding, inspection requirements, freight, and installation support. A meaningful quotation therefore needs the intended application and workpiece details, not only the title Lathe Machine With Chasing Attachment.